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The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

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The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

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The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

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The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

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Of doctor.
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my best patients"
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cept pay for curing himPr
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

The Remedy Worse Than the D;,..
Puck: Mullin-0i hev . ch,na., I
me eye, from tn gas house!
Mrs Mullin-Scrra, sorral Thn i
pfWhat yez'n do. Hould yure g..
wild one hand; turn tn lid Az ~.
oye lnsidy-out wild tn other; kape vr =.
mout' shut, an shneeze like tn dsv;ll
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climber, Rosie!
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

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The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

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infant child OF Rev. A. E. Mosher, Cresto

INFANT child OF Rev. A. E. Mosher. Creston
INJURED.
probably die. Nu'' Will
"a GG ARE Cook, Brooklyn, n. Y, with wife
sleeper; youngest son, years old is faa ~
1uly scalded, probably fatally; other mem
ocrS OF the family not seriously hurt.
L. =; cray, Greenfield, Ia, horribly cut
a., Il, e. Fullerton, Chillicothe, Wis, spine in.
Sarah Griminger, Cleveland. O sca1dod
Miss Anna Morren, Red Oak, Ia, face and
arms sc4lded. -'' 1"0o anu
,r j.; a. Bailey and wife, Michigan, both in.
Jured in back and slightly scalded. Ill
scalded. 6"n e4lsHiIy
The injured are cared for at tho g..
house, Creston, and are doing as well as conIS
I So ' : TO definite reason is given for
ne failure of the mail train to ston. S''0D Aoi
The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-09-21

u.,. BERLIN, Sept. 6.
mans Jaooka' an American citizen, has bsar
arrested on the island If Alsen, in the RAFT
'e1 20. on a charge Of deserving from the arm
VIENNA, Sept. S There wss a rio+ g., -,
tobacco factory in Pressburg to-dar -, 81
-, OF the strike Of 100 female employees, Tn
Flkers expelled the police from the o.
'nd fortified the building. Troops bavs ~.
uumoaed to dislodge them.
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ON THE Q.
Inc Mail Train Runs Into a Passenger
Train--one Child Killed and PASSENGERS

Injured.
DEs MONIES, Sept. THE fast mail on
Ine Cnlcago' Burlington and Quincy railway
ran INTO the regular passenger train, west.
waro pound, near Alton this afternoon at .
ociock' me passenger was delayed by d
lieignt' and the fast mail failed to notice the
signal TO stop. The list of injured was chiefly
oonnneo TO the sleeper on the rear end of the
passenger train and is as follows:
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Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

At Trinity church, services at and
10:45 a. III. and 730 p. m; at the
chapel at 80 p. m.
The Rev. A. B. Meldrum. of San
Francisco will preach at 10:45 II. m. and
at 1880 p, III. at the Central Presbyter
ian church, Sunday school at $50 a. m,
W. H Hatch, Superintendent Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
At the First NJ E. church, corner of
Fifth avenue and Ninetee nth street. Rev.
G. }. Luckey. pastor. preaching at 10:45
m. and 7.30 D. m. Sunday school at
9:l5 r.. m, }. F. Robinson, superlntend>
ent. Children's meeting at 3 p, m.
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
"The JOY of the Lord is Your
Strength" at 1045 a. IN. and Fighting
Against God" at 730 . m, will be the
subjects at the Broadway Presbyterian
church the Rev W S. Marquis, pastor
sunday school at 9:t0 a. m, DR.. J. W.
Stewart, superintendent. Young peo-
e's meeting at p. m.
Twentieth street Evangelical Lutheran
| church: the Rev. C. A Mennicke, pastor.
| Text at 10 a. ID. John xvi:23-30. Thema;
Die drei maeihtigen Waffen gegen die
Hindermisses des Gebets bel glseubigen
Christen.' At 1902. m, die Ernie
drigung Christi" Services at Coal VAL
ley at 10 a. IN. by Mr.. A. Mennicke.
why call ye me Lord and do not the
Things Which | Say" 1G45 q. m. ant
From the Error of His Ways 7:30 p
m, will be the themes of the Rev. J
II. Wright, pastor, at the Christian
chapel. Sunday school at 9:15 d. m.
II H. Sears superintendent. Mission
sch ool in School Building No. 5 at 2:St
pm. Geo. Colburn superintendent
Lessons from Geihsemane" at 10:4;
II. m will be the subject of the Rev. |
W Read, pastor, at the First Baptis
church The Rev J Ii Scott. of Nor
gan Park. will preach at 7:30 p. m, Bap
tism at the close of the evening service
Sunday school at $50 m, J. W.Welch
superintendent. Mission Sunday school
at p. m, Geo. P Lyman. superintend
ent.
The subject at the young mems meet
ing at the Y NJ. C. A. rooms at 8 80 p
IN. will be: The Other Side. Rom
vi:21. Prayer meeting at 3:15 p. IN
Conservation meeting at 8 a IN.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
BRIEELETS.

Golden Eagle.
Choice bananas al Truesdale's.
Bargains at the Golden Eagle.
Ice cream soda water at Thomas.
Choice ice cream at Krell s Maths.
Ice cream soda Water at Thomas
Nice fresh vegetables at Truesdale's.
Ice cream soda water at Thomas
Choice strawberries at Truesdale's.
Curtain chains, 13 cents at Taylor's,
Taylor is still showing bargains. Call
and see.
sweeney's signs, No. Sl6 Seventeenth
street.
Light colored stiff hats al Lloyd &
Stewards.
Golden Eagle, new store, for boys and
mems straw hats.
Straw hats in great variety at Lloyd
& Stewards.
Call at the Golden Eagles new store
for bargains.
Nice summer underwear at Lloyd 4
Stewards.
First class tailors wanted to work by
the week, Hoppe, the tailor,
Val. Blatz Milwaukee Vienna beer on
drsught at Lothsr Harms.
Ex>AId NJ. NJ Briggs and wife art
expected home this evening.
Krell & Maths pure ice cream is per
fectly delicious. Call in and try dish
Sutclitfe Bros are doing a rushing
business in wall papering and printing
Those cheap curtains NJ Taylor's vii
soon be gone. Call soou.
Loans by the building association, Tues
day May II, 1887.
When you wish any painting or pape
hanging done call on Sutcliffe Bros.
Closing out liquors at cost to quit th'
business, at Kohn & Adler's.
Look, Two yard Holland curtain with fix
lures complete, at 35 cents, at Taylor's
F. c. Hoppe has his store brilliant
lighted with eight incandescent electrl
lights
Ice cream in all the popular favor
made from pure cream, at Krell 1
Maths,
The boom has struck Sutcliffe Bros
where the newest designs in wall paDe
can be seen.
Pure unadulterated liquors for medicin,
and family use at wholesale cost at koh
g. Adler's.
A little boy belonging to W. A. lotto
had his arm broken by being run ovt
late this afternoon.
The local band league will have
meeting at Norris hall tomorrow aitel
noon at 4 O'Clock.
The city dump boat will be brought u
Monday and anchored at its landin:
place below the abattoir.
Every few days Hoppe the tailor re
ceives orders from the far west for suits
such is his reputation for fine fits.
The Christian church has perfected al
rangements for concert on next Frida1
night. Full particulars in these column
next week.
Kann g. Flemmng are booming wit
> business because of the excellent line
furniture in stock at their establishment
All in need of furniture and carpe
should call on this firm before buying
DR.. J. M. Barth and bride have I
- turned from their wedding trip. The
home will be for the present with N
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
Conductor CoOIey's Death

Nearly ali the railroad men in Rock
Island, and many others besides knew
Conductor Cooley, of the c., r & P,
mention of whose death has been made
in the telegraph dispatches. His funeral
occurred at Des Moines today. Mr.
Cooley had been running on the Daven>
port and Des Moines division for long
time and made many friends during his
visits to this city The accident which
caused death crushed him terribly, but
he continued conscious for four hours
until his death while talking with his
family Mr. Cooley was forty-one years
old and leaves wife and three children,
the Oldest thirteen Years old, the young.
est two. The family occupies pleasant
little frame house, which had just beer
purchased and moved Into-a source o.
great contcntment to the patient, hare
working couple who had been looking
forward to owning their home for man,
wears. The deceased was connected will
the Rock Island road for eighteen years
and during the whole of his career he hat
been looked up to and respected as ON
of the most intelligent and able men oil
the road, fact which but adds to tn
sorrow of the many friends whom he la
! left.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

and Mrs. William jackson. They will re-
ceive their friends next Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
Picnic on Offerman's island Sunday,
May Is. Dick Clyde will make trips
from l until 10 p. m. Bleuer's full
band. Police will keep the best of order
on the grounds.
The grand calico ball of the c.. B. &
Q. boys. will be held at Armory hall on
Wednesday evening. May lS. Music by
Bleuers band; Geo. Stroehler prompter.
Admission fifty cents. Strictly invita-
ton
If you want to buy nice stylish straw
hat, a new summer necktie, light weight
underwear or nice light weight coat or
vest, 90 to the Golden Eagle, where
YOU will find the largest assortment, the
newest STYLES and by far the lowest
prices.
J. r. Dixon is in receipt of his sum-
mer stock of suitings. which are up to
date in style, and have been purchased
with great care, with a view of meeting
the requirements of his trade. Mr.. DIX
on would be pleased to have all his old
customers and as many new ones. as wish
to favor him with their patronage,
call and examine these goods.
The Hotel BrevoDrt, of Chicago, of
which Rush II Field, formerly of this
city. is associated with Geo. N. Hubbard
in the proprietorship, has recently UNDER
gone many improvements, among which
| are grand rOtunda on the main floor, a
passenger elevator, steam heat through
out. and first-class restaurant and bar
added. The hotel has been entirely re-
modelled, and is now the finest hotel in
Chicago, run on the European plan,
| Best gauze underwear, % cents; mems
fine stylish white Mackinaw straw hats
40 cents; boys straw hats, twelve styles
of the latest, 25 cents; nice necktie IL
cents, boys waists, Is cents; best white
shirt in the market, As cents; a mans
good working shirt. 25 cents; and num-
dreds of other bargains at the Colder
Eagles new store. Everybody is wei
come. whether wishing to purchase Oi
not. One.price to all, Remember The
new store, 1928 Second avenue, three
doors above McCabe's
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
L. D. GOLFERS MURDER.

The Trial of the Assassin in Progress
at EmpOrfa, Kan Aim of the De-
fense--The Eminent Father Of the
Deceased Insane.
A little over year ago, great many
Rock Island people who new L. d. Collier
during bis residence in Davenport. a
few years ago, were shocked and grieved
to learn OF his cruel murder at Emporia,
Kan. The trial of his brutal assassin is
now in progress at Empora, and it ap-
pears to be the aim of the defense to
prove that when Collier struck YarbOr-
ough the afternoon of the day the murder
occurred the latter fell, struck his head
on some timbers, and was rendered IN
sane for the time II will be remembered
| that the Saturday before the murder Col
lier, who was then acting as material agent
for the Santa Fe road at Emporia. went
| to Kansas City to visit his father. He
left Marlborough to fill his position IN
the material office, while he. in company
with his intended bride. Miss Baldwin.
departed for Kansas City During bis
absence it is said Marlborough took the
opportunity to gel gloriously full, neg
lected the business of the office, and
| = Of lt.
repute Sunday afternoon Collier re
turned from Kansas City and was met
at the depot by Marlborough. whom ht
reprmanded for neglect of duty. Tber
followed dispute ending by Collier
knocking Marlborough down. Collier
then went home to supper. About
O'Clock he was sitting in the parlor wher
II knock was heard at the door and ht
arose To answer it. The door was hardl.
open before Collier was shot, without {
word OF warning He staggered back IN
to the house saying II am shot, all
killed - He got as far as the kitchen
the door of which was wide open, 8n(
fell down and died almost Immediately
He was brought to Davenport, where h
was reared, and where his mother sleeps
for interment
1t turns ont that Marlborough is
descendant of one of the oldest and mos
respectable families IN South Carollns
and U 5 Attorney Risbee of that stat
is defending him. He stated to the jur
that the defense were prepared to prov
that Marlborough was not mentally re
spUnslbe for the act with which he Wa
charged, that his father and forefather
TOR generations were mentally deranged
that the prisoner was launched into th
world with an uusound mind, which wa
still more dIsordered by sCimulants b
had INDUCED in.
Marlborough the murderer should resll
pay the penalty for the ruination of tw
lives, for the eminent divine. Rev. Robel
Laird Collier, has been so affected b
: the cruel, sudden, and untlmely death {
his son, that he has been placed in
private insane asylum for treatment.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
AROUSED TO ACTION.

The Business Mems Association
Wakes up---Important steps Taken
Last Evening--The Committee or
Twenty and Its Work.
If it were possible that it should ac-
complish nothing further. the Committee
of Twenty has already shown its useful
ness at the present time, in arousIng the
Rock Island Business Mems Association
from its stupor. For year or more that
body has been unheard of, and but
for the persistent efforts of its president,
W. B. Furguson, and secretary, }. F.
Robinson, and perhaps one or two
others. the association would have ceased
TO exist long ago. To these gentle
men however all credit Is due. They
have labored increasingly for the city &
good. and they have succeeded too, to a
marked extent, having brought the silver
plating works from Galesburg and cut
ery factory. from Rockford, but what
they have accomplished has been by their
personal and individual efforts.
1t was with view of aiding such OF
the Business Mems Association as were
anxious to promote the city's interests that
the Committee of Twenty was formed
There was no idea of antagonizing the
Business Mems Association; il was con-
sidered dead as far as the association
part of it remained. The Committee OF
Twenty was formed to boom Rock Isl
and, and it has already succeeded IN its
purpose. 1t is not yet fully organized
vet the influence of its mission was fell
to such an extent that President Fergu'
son called a meeting of the Business
Mems Association last evening to take
steps looking to cooperative action IL
the work now to be performed
Owing to circumstances number o
the most enthusiastic members OF tn,
Committee of Twenty were detained from
the adjourned meeting for the election o
| officers, and adjournment was agalr
taken until next Friday evening. Th'
Business Mems meeting was then held
and many projects looking to Rocl
Islands welfare discussed. 1t wa
decided to appoint committee to draft
and present to the next council meetin!
an ordinance providing for the cultinj
through to the city limits of all tn
streets running back to the bluffs, 10
alre idy cut through, and thereby open
iug up some of the finest residenc
property in the city. Messrs. E. H
Guyer, SavIlle johnson and 7. J. Medl
were appointed by President Ferguso
as such committee, and Messrs. H. .
Lowrey and T. H. Thomas were appoint
ed committee to secure signatures {
property holders for the paving {
Second avenue from Twentieth stree
to the court house, by special assessment
: Both these movements indicate the boot
that is before Rock Island, and I'll
meeting of the Business Mems Assccls
: ton last evening was the most importal
} it has held IN years. Hail to the Bus
ND hail 70 4
= Committee of Twenty.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
APLEASANT AFFAIR.

The Literary Entertainment and lee
Cream Festival Given by BufOrd
Post Relief Corps at ArmOry Hall
Last Evening Belle BOyd's Ad-
dress,
There was large turnout to the festi-
val and entertainment given at Armory
last evening. 10y the Women's Relief
corps of Bufofd post 243. G. A. R. The
literary and musical part of the pro-
gramme commenced at $50, when Com
mander Buck, called the gathering to
order After martial music by the post
drum corps, Miss Ella Wilcox sang the
Star Spsngled Banner and there was
instrumental music by Miss Alice Hem
enway.
Belle Boyd the noted spy of the
rebel army during the war, who has been
in this vicinity lecturing for some time,
was next introduced. The speaker
dppCdtcu httiIcu Ill tuC bOuiOuCidtc 6ihJ >
with the straps and stars in Heating her
rauk-captsin in the rebel army. Her
lecture was somewhat remarkable, chief
ly because of the yarns she told in con-
nection with it. She related many ro>
mantle anecdotes of her experience as a
spy, telling how she gained the confidence
and inner workings of the Union army by
making love to the boys in blue. She
told of the numerous hair breadth esN
capes she had had, the great number Of
hot pursuits 10y Union officers, in which
she had narrowly eluded capture, and the
vain attempts that had been made tC
take her life. Many such occurrences
in her checkered career were related
amusing and again pathetic. The lecture
was particularly interesting TO old sol
diers.
Music by Miss Hemenway came next
and the festival followed. in which al
partook of STRAWBERRIES and ice cream
1t was in every respect delightful
affair.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

The celebrated French actress Sara
Bernhardt. will appesr at the Burtis
opera house Davenport, June Z. The
subscription paper is now open at Fluke's
book store Davenport, and choice OF
seats at the opening of the sale June Z
will he according " the order of the
names on the subscription list. Fedora
will be produced.
Manager Knell announces the engage
ment of the great actress Jeffreys Lewis,
on the evening of June 13. In her line
of characters, she is one of the greatest
living actresses. She will play "Clothilde'
in Rock Island
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
DIAMOND AND RACE TRACK.


CHICAGO, ILL, May H.-in the second
game of the series between Detroit and Chi
cago. Friday, the visitors batted Pyle all over
the field and won by the score of: Detroit II,
Chicago Z. Sullivan caught for Chicago and
RYAN and DAILY represented Detroit before
and behind the bat. Other league games
were: At Boston-Boston s, Washington D;
at Pittsburg allegheny 2, indianapolis 3: at
Philadelphia Philadelphia ., New York l.
Association record: At St. Louis-St Louis
II, Baltimore 4 at Cincinnati-Cncinnati
10 Metropolitans 4 at Louisville-Louisville
4, Athletics l.
Northwestern league: At LaCrosse-La-
Crosse 81; Eau Claire 5. at Oshkosh Oshkosh
ST Paul 4; at Milwaukee-M Milwaukee s
Minneapolis 5.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

In his May report, Agricultural Re-
por er Thos Campbell. places the aver
age condition of winter wheat at 60, rye
80, meadows 80, and spring pasture 80.
The proportion Of blowing work alresd y
done figures at 85 against so as an aver
age; the spring planting is about the
same in area as last year; and meadow
lands are placed at 80 per cent.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

That ice cream soda at T. H. Thomas
drug store has become famous. A large
spoonful of ice cream is placed in glass
which is filled up with soda from the
fountain, and one of the most refreshing
and delicious drinks imaginable is the
result. Thomas also has all the latest
deIicacies and havors in connection with
his fountain. such as egg lectar. etc. A
drink from Thomas fountain will give
new life for all day
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
County Building.
LICENSED TO WE'D.

I
13-Thos. Muligau, Miss Jennie Daw-
ney, Rock Island.
Oscar Noreen, Moline. Miss Annie nj.
Thompson. Rock Island.
14-Samuel Higgins, Miss Mary Brown,
Rock Island.
Alfred Carlson, Miss Lizzie johnson
Moline.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

Two little girls discovered coffin uns
covered, containing glrl about fourteen
wears of age, in half made grave on the
bluff las, night. They were scared and
ran home, and this morning the coffin
was gone and the grave was filled up
The whole affair ig shrouded in mystery
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

The greatest foe of America people is
consumption; It's victims number many
thousands each year. Physicians and
druggists have at last found remedy
which they feel justified IN Recommend
ing. This is DR.. Bigelow's Cure, which
cures consumption in stages that Other
remedies are of no benefit. 1t cures
coughs, colds. and all throat and lung
diseases speedily and safely. Price 81
cents and 81. of druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

with J E. Loosely & Co, Successors to
HAYES & Cleaveland) general insurance
agents. Fire, tornado. cargo, life and
accident insurance policies written at
lowest rates given by any reliable com
pany. Ocean steamship passage tickets
for sale Office removed to No. 1913
Second avenue, next dqcr east of Nc
Intire & Co.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14
Association Base Ball Men in Council,

CINCINNATI Ohio, May IA special meet
ing of the American Base Ball association was
held here FRIDAY morning, most of the head
men being present The new rules and the
Interstate commerce law were discussed pro
and con.
The scoring rule, giving man base hit
for base on balls, was generally condemned,
and it was resolved that the committee on
joint playing rules be instructed to confer
with the League committee an regard to
changing it, and also that the rule giving a
batter four strikes he changed to three
1t was decided that Matthews should be
transferred from she Athletics TO the Cleve
land club If the two clubs could come 10 al
agreement
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

Mrs Ph9be Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co, Iowa, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth of which is vouched for
hy the residents of the town: II am IS
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
wears; could not dress myself without
help Now | am free from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
housework | owe my thanks to Electric
Btters for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pam, y
Try bottle, only SOC. at Hartz & Bahn-
Rock Island daily Argus., 1887-05-14

Judge Smith adjourned the circuit
court this morning until Monday after
noon at 2 O'Clock. The Mary Riley
damage suit was left in the hands of the
jury, who are to report and be discharg-
ed when agreeing upon verdict, which
is TO be sealed and left with the clerk.